The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1876, Page 12

2 eR es re THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. ! dress, or will be sent to a1 Malas the city on receipt of the money at the rate of F100, ERSTERDAY’S PLAYING—sSOME BRILLIANT PLAY- BROOKLYN. | ING—RUDOLPHE, J. DIOW AND BLOSSOM THE / WINNERS. | During the past week the police have arrested 473 | persons, Three more games of the t | a of the tournament wore settled | " 51,05 were displayed from the City Hall and many 1 yesterday, leaving but five more to be played belore | as Gaal veeth Wit te RGAE “To tha attereoos game prominent buildings yesterday in honor of Evacuation between Rudolpho and Shater, the former sold the | ano fair at the Tabernacle closed on Friday evening avorite im the betting at 5 to 4 Garuier and J. n sold about even, with trifling odds both ways, ace derdingto ihe humor of the betters, The same was | the case in the game between Cyrille Diou and Slosson, RUDOLPH V8, suAPER, This game attracted the largest audience so far. | Bhater's friends, notwithstanding his former defeats, | full bave an abiding confidence in his ability to cope Successfally with the veteran players, backed nim liberally im the pools, Kudolphe led off and took eleven points {rom the string, which Shafer followed With around dozen, The Frenchinan, on his second dnuing, found the balis in good trim, and alter a line Bkirmishing brought them to the side cushion,, They Bot away trom him once or twice, but he coaxed them back again, and by careful play earned 61 points o! the game. The two toilowing plays | netted him 24 and 6, Shaer in the same sree innings | informed the police yesterday that some unknown Making a total of 3 points, oncat cach play. The game | ent dhe — on Friday last and stole $150 Row stood | ven shi sioete ARNG jcury Dailey, seventy-seven years of age, a wel; known and respected citizen of Brooklyn, died on Fri- day at his residence in First place, His funeral will | take place on Monday morning. | An action has been. brought in the City Court by Christine Runch, residing in the Eastern Disirict, against Michaol Schwindel, to recover $10,000 for se- | duction under promise of marriage, The following is | Yesterday atternoon Mrs, Abigail Hunter, of Wil- | 3, 12, 0, 29, 0, 2, 15, | Minton, Del., w guest at the Ashland House, became oa *% | insane, Her symptoms becoming worse later on in the | , 13, 0, 0, 1, OF 24, 1, last, aud it is thought that the receipts will amountto | over $5,000, . { The Church of St De Fayles was broken into at an | | early hour yesterday morning, and the contents of the | | poor boxes stolen. At an early hour yesterday morning clothing, valued was stolen from the reside: of Mr. Daniel No, 18% Sackett street, A sneak thief entered the residenco of Mr. Jobn A, Potter, No. 475 Pacific street, yesterday morning, and escaped with clothing valued’ at $40, | The re ce of Mr. Francis Smith, No. 584 Henry | H stroct, was entored by thieves on Friday might last | and robped of $300 worth ot jewe: Jobn ONeill was arrested in the Eastern District for | stealing a gold watch and chain from the pocket of | Ambrose Allikers, of No, 51 Morrell street, | Mr. George D. Ayers, residing at No. 149 Park place, | Repowrus, 102; Suaver, 15; and tho friends of the latter began to make forthe poot Yoom to hedge some of their ventures on Lim, Those Who succeeded iu doing so were fortunate, for he Played poorly throughout the game. Rudolphe worked | Bteadily, aud without making any large run finished dhe game in 27 innings, leaving his opponent little | More than half way over the road. TUX SCORE evening, she Wus removed to Bellevue Hospital for sate | keeping. | Cornelius Green, fifteen years of age, residing at No, | 49 Warren street, while at work yesterday on the | dock at the foot of Joralemon strevt, had his right Ing | badly cut and crushed by a hogshead of sugar rolling 1, 21, Shafer’s average, 511-13, | GARNIER VS. J. DION. * After some delay in choosing a referee the above | Iwo players stepped to the table for the opening gamo | of the evening. Garnier won the lead and retired | ee ee was removed to the Long Island College | aitor counting from the spot. Dion recorded three | y | Btraight misses before he scored aad then succeeded | WESTCHESTER. In making only 2 points, Garier started nicely on | pacers | his Ofth inning, and by unusually caretul work held Efforts are again being made to induco the Board of | the balls in good order jor 23, when 4 massé, that Was | Supervisors, uow 1 session, to udopt some means tor | Joo mnuch ior him, sent im to bis chair, Dion’s first | the separation of the sexes In the County Jail, Food piay was inthe seventh inning, He earned 26 i i pouts aud missed a comparatively easy shot, Gar- James Maloney, a convict empluyed in tho cabinet a Lighest run jor thirwen tunings Was 8, and | shop at Sing Sing Prison, assaulted one of the keepers: The | named Cuddy, yesterday, inflicting severe injuries upou bim, | About two o’clock yesterday morning a barn in the rear of and adjoining stores and dwellings ou Railroad | avenue, White Plains, was set on tire by some person | at present unknown, ‘Through the prompt exertions of a few ueigbbors the flames were coulined to the | building indicated, whieh was destroyed, Had a high wind been prevailing at the time the loss of property huust have proved great. during the sawe time Dion’s best were 26 and 21, $ame then stood GARNI } bron, 107, | The latter, in the twentieth mning, made a fine display | of What be can do with the balis when be finds them on the cusuion, On a journey from the ceutre of the Bide cushion down Lo the corver and hail way across the end rial he realized 101 points. In the twelve suc- ceeding plays Dion missed six times, and the best run he made wis 11 pomts. Garnier, in the sae numver of ann scored {our misses aud run of ud, one of 22 und several smaller ones. He continued playing badiy, snd ion, with a run of 26 A begro convict named Richard Savidge, at present points stood 139 abead and Nad but 8 to make. Gar- | gorying out a term in Sing 8 Iner played for 14 poimts, when the balls “trozo” on | *CTV!2 Out # term in Sing Ging Prison, for felonious assault, having been indicted lust week by the Grand Jury for a murderous attack on Keeper Denoyelles, of that institution, was taken betore the County Court on Friday and permitted to plead guilty to assault with adangerous weapon with intent to do bodily harm, Hie was accordingly sentenced to four years’ in’, prisoument, to commence at the expiration of his term: | A resolution has been adopted by the Yonkers Com. | 6, 1, 1, 2, 23.1, @, | mon Council, making tt incumbent on a committes of | 0,"0,"0,"0," 5) 0,1, 26) | the whole to consider the propriety of amending the city udhe failed from the’ string. y but Dion's nexi play urnier ailer making a few shots | managed to make 24. The next gave him 21 more, Dion meanwhile scoring a sia. | Kile point. Nether of them made any better than the | Most ordinary play for several muaimgs in su und Dion won the game by a inal run of ‘Lhe following is THR St jon—0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 2 1, 0, 101, 0, 11, 4,/6, 1, 0, 4, 0, 0—00. Garnter—1 D, 8,1, 2 0, JD charter and police act so us to provide for a reduction ot the compensation paid to suluried officers of that | city and members of the police force. Itis claimed that | 208, Z the salaries in both instances ure much in extess of | ', 7 13-41; Garnter’s average, 5 3-41. | thosepaid in other cities of this State and that of New ‘ste Vs. C. DIOS. | Jersoy. Cyrille Dion hus been playing so poorly during the | °*, ran y, tournament that no one expected to see liim play very The midday train from White Plains to New York, Well last wight; but he astonished every one by arun | When nearing Jerome station yesterday, struck an of 113 points in the second inuing of bis game with | aged German woman who was walking on the track Blosson. He took 66 of them by close play on the ena eusiou, alterward turning them in good shape to the | 1 tho direction of Fordham. It appears that the un- side and carr zthem more tan halt way along be- fortunate creature, who was heavily Jaden with a stock fore he let thei wo. It looked as it he would make | ! multitarious notions, which she Was peddling, had a short work of his opponeni, the gaime standing thick snawl wrapped around her head, aud was thus ‘ 5 unable to hear the repeated signels of danger sounded DION, 114; SLossuN, 15; } : Ng dut the latter picked 14 points out of them on his next | bY the epgmmecr. ‘the brakes were also applied as 3, 0, 3, 1, 2, 4, 5,8, 18, 0, irial, which Diou jollowed with u miss, Slossou went | = ee Pegg ges vane amen ¢ AL te balls again and made them yield 36 points outot | {3° the” locomotive had strace and Thre A number of bad breaks. The sum towlet the play | ' s oa tol bes {he woman several leet into the air. The train was at once backed up, when Conductor Burns, assisted by the brakesmen and some passengers, tenderly lilted the apparently dying woman tuto tho baggage car, At ‘Tremont the, police carried her to the station bouse, from whence she was taken to the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital, One of the lower limbs and an arm were | vadiy broken, as was alesoa shoulder, It was believed that she had in addition sustained internal injuries of atutal character, Hor name was not ascertained, pu both sides for the next two innings was nothin; Dion scored his third miss aud Slosson, after a few po. Bition plays, got the balls under coutrol, and by deh- eate handling and unusual good judgment, mado th yield him 122 points, ‘The tables were com pletely turned ou Dion, who a momeut before was almost sure of | points and retired on a on responded with a ran of Lapping up’ on an easy one. gumé vp to this point was superior by far to Cre emsacer B= Ge other of the tournament, and the average | LECTURE ON HELL GATE, promised to be very large. ' Dion, who sewed hervous over Siosson’s persistent manner of scoring, Played tor salet Alter two poor innings, Dion made a attempt to overtake his sturdy opponent un of 74 points took th The second of the winter scries of lectures at tho Cooper Institute was given by Mr. ©. E. Norse lust | evoniug, Who appeared belore a Jarge and intelligent | dead by 3 ‘ot ouly 2 poms out ot his | audience 10 discourse upon the recent operations at following play, while Dion, with better fortune, scored . 10 Thee of the Contest bad its etect on both | HellGate and the benefits accruing from them, Mr. players eel the aversge, Every shot was | Norge bad prepared several diagrams and | bow Watched Witu intense interest, and any good play with which to illustrate bis lecture, | joudly applauded. Slogson, after making 14 points, several interesting experiments. hissed by a buir’s breadth, leaving the balls nicely ve « rapid history of the origin and for Dion, who wok 9 and subsequently 10 8s of the series of operations at Hallett’s Point trom inem. slosson had the balls, and 25 and described the dangers that had existed and | to make with Dion, lacking bat 13. ports of lus 300, He made 1 and missed wditicult shot. Dion filed to covut and Slosson fiulshed the most exciting game of bijiuirds ever played. Ho was given three cheers over bis victory, the following is the inothod of their removal. He also gave tull recog- nition to the scientitic success attained by General Nowton, and paid that disteguished engineer a weil de- served compliinentior the work he bad performed unde the orders ui the government, — His description of the | progress of the blasting operations was graphic and THE ScORR. minute, but, unfortunately, the proposed experiments losson—15, 18, 4, 10, v6, 0, 0, 122, 35, 2, 1, 6, 2, 5, 4, | wore uot successful, consequently the lecture was not 14. 0, 1, 10, 1 0. be as interesting us itimight have been, . 9, 0, 6,0, 0, 0, 88, 0, 0, 0, 74, 10, 6, ©, Dion’s average, 18 2.8 THE NATIONAL NEED, VHE CITY. AN INTERESTING LECTURE BY PROFESSOR & | | ROYCE ON RACE RDUCATION, | An unusually intelligent audience enjoyed last | night an interesting lecture by Professor S. Royce, on | aco Education; or, Hereditary Culture.’ Intro- | ducing his discourse with a pertinent refer- | ence to the present excitement concerning | the personnel of the next national administration with- | Beach street, had bis y @ Window. aged eight years, of No, 23 Vandam was rua over and seriously injured. eCormack, of No, 209 West Houston street, der disiocated by a kick from a horse, James Sullivan, aged five yoars, was kicked in tho nt not seriously injured. He New York Hospi y, John Hanley and Frank Smith were, resterday, in the ¢ Sessions, fined and $5 respectively for driving horses uofit for use, b.W. Wh rwil tell to-uight “The Story of a Convert” in the ha ’s church, West Fourteenth street, b Ninth avenues, Rose Welz, of First Was committed for trial by Justice Duty, + on Acharge of shop- | lifung trom the store of Clatha € Co, Wes: Broadway. The amouut alleged to have been stolen was about $3 The annual meeting of the n’s Aid Society will bo held at the ican Exchange Bank, No, 128 Broadway, on Tuesday next, at two o'clock BP. M., wheu the reports of ihe Treasurer and Secretary will be presenied. In tho report of the Phillips will case, which ap. Poured in the Herat ot yesterday, “M. P." wishes to add that a compromise was had and a settlement affected by the defendants yielding more than $10,000 to the claimants, While walking on the railroad track near Jerome Acpot Louisa Trennuel, a pedier, aged sixty-six a vicious horse HE AO th vpon his main subject with the declaration that men of mere routine did not care ubout ends, but the wii man did; for the sight of our journey’s end kept us on tue right track. The end once clearly discerned, and | the means and method for attaining it were clear, The | solving of the provlem rightly was half the battle, and | hence our solicitude fur ascertaining the great end of | education, and tor finding the formaia which embraced ' the whole of education, Race education, he claimed, | implied that education must have its tangible found George Cassic avenue, pose in devotion to the race. He felt that we must lay stress upon tho moral element, which, he believed, | was crowded out of education by the maittplicity of modern studies, Virtue, he said, was to be wmed at ju education aud not forward pertness or any }itue arts | of shitting. Ail other considerations and accom. | plishments should give way, aud be postponed for the acconplishm ont of that, The teacher should know that Latin and languages were the last part of educa- tion, aod thal Virtue aud a well Lempered soul were to be preierred to any sort of learning. Lord Cairt rs, living in Fordham, was struck by engine No. r—"lt appears uuaecountabie that our teach th and bad her arm and leg broken. She was sent to | severally dir their - tastragtions) to the ‘Heed | Bellevue Hospita with very litle attention to the heart”? | Bacon and Milton, like all other great leaders | Mary English was found dead in her bed at No. 17834 Chrystie street, by hor husband, yesterday morning. It is sepposedshe died ‘rom the effects of a fall she received wbout a Week ago. Coroner Kickhof has charge of the case A blind man named Jobn Beith, living at No, 311 Monroe atreet, was run over on East Broadway yester- day afternoon by a truck aud bad bis leg broken, He | was wont to Bellevue Hospital, aud the driver, Willham | 1 Anema Srconind. up a desirable national character if ihey had not risen A centennial entertainment under the auspices of | oven to the bare conception of race education. He | Meade Post, No. 38, Grand Army ot the Republic, for | who atmed might hit, while he rho did not even atm | ‘ vs and orph . | was qnite sure to miss Alter having, at interesting | poterd sctibive eva sailors will ve “liven an Biseobar length, Hlusirated his authority for a lull belief in con- Building ou Monday evening. joint menial aud physical education, Which brought Kidd Menkes etpiainsa tee tha 26 out the welt known phrase, “A’svund mind in » a sound body,” and after baving illustrated | ment, under the leadership of Professor P. I, Even, On | it in various be hd be said that it was better that next Wednesday evening, 29th inst, this band will the teacher should correctly train the child by the five aconcertand hep at the armory, when several | Stdy of its family bistory than that that sume stady Bew marches will be introduced. i | should be forcea upon iu the end, to correct pau- | m mn per insanity and springivg up from a want | Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday tn the | of the proper classification of our subjects of education | tase of Jobo Anderson, an employé on the elevator | and applymg the proper treatment to their various Havre, who became entangled in the machinery of the | ‘mers and hereditary tendencie vievator at pier 3 North River, on the 14th inst., and THY CORRUPTION OF OUR TIME, He! from his injuries, The jary rendered» verdict | be Said. and its mental and moral confusion, our lack a . of abliity for organizing society so as to meet the re- | sy bed tyae Dagens boysecar ning some his | (iTements of even our present degree of eiviltzation, | Patrick Teeling, of No, 220 East 120th street, bad his | goruny from our constitutional deterioration, and jeg and skull fractured by a falling rock yesterday | wore S04 likely to. Bo met by pedante, with whom the | 4 social condition of humanity was secondary to Latin fies surgeon and sent to the Reception iospital The | tat * Secrtintenivn, Ot . Ouse Aapie Liast caused slight injuries to Daniel O'Brien, of | jc opinion and public morality | and Wo. 213 Kast 12ist street ligenco must bo improved, and branch of the Young Men’s Christian As > Logon was a dead Bai claimed, led to & proper divi ery, willl. continass the sale of meal | tho chic part of a proper ofganiaasion of society. 1 i, These tickets aro designed to be used im re- | national infant he claimed, employed and Neving cali@for relief which are #0 frequent. Each teket entities the holder to one ineai of bread and cot- fee orsoup, They can be procured at the above ed- of the race spoke in the same strain. But, he | ciaimed, the right disposition could only’ be | formed iu the mind while it Was in its very making, by stamping vevotion to mankind upon every exer: cise of the school. The wuole of education, he clamed, sbould be @ conseeration of the tdi Vidual ‘to the race, m whieh be must be nierged, and file, from the cradie the grave, wust ‘be a ‘sueritice of the present to the future, Teachers of the present day could not other than poorly develop hereditary culture or bud nty-first regi- intel- that without Race education, ho of labor, whicti was trained the young w for their future work and daties as mothers, Married wor were alinost m- variably, in our system of edi kept ia their ' NEW YORK HERALD, | their efficiene: } death | the face became flushed. | not dead the wise | sician, | no necessity for | or the about his or her person some portable article of cioth- | out expression of political bias, Mr. Royco entered | » tion in the physical nature of man and its moral pur- | I | Pommerania bomes, the nurseries of good habits, and the children were kept at their earliest years in infant schools, tin elementary schools, aud in the years between childhood and manhood they were trained uecordimg to their aptitudes for the arts and industries, We forgot that tho wealth of the State was in its men, who produce values in proportion to 'y; thatthe normal man wa the highest proa| and that a proper division of laGor demanded that the raising of eMcient im hould be as weil at- to as tbe production of wealth. “The hand of The nation is in danger,” he said, The enemy is among us, He isin is upon it. the city aud all over tué lund. Who 18 not aroused? Who bas any other care but to rid the country of the common enemy of all? Furtheron hoe asid:—‘Pail to exercise man’s reason and you put out the light of the world, Neglect man’s moral traming and you rear a monster. Train man exclusively for industry and you wake him a machine.’ FATHER PRESTON'S LECTURE TO- NIGHT, Very Rev. T. S, Preston will lecture on “Educa. tion and Religion” this evening at Cooper Institute. This lecture will be delivered under the auspices | of the Young Men’s Catholic Union, a body com- posed of the leading Young Men’s Catholiegsocie- es of this ely. The subject is one on whicl there has been much discussion, and the reverend lecturer has heretofore beea prominent in explaining and de- fending the Catholic idea in relation to tt, No doubt he wail be listened to by a large audience, A WISE UNDERTAKER. Jacob Schmidt, a tailor, died on Wednesday at No, 61 Boerum street, Brooklyn, E, D, Yesterday while the undertaker, Lous Sauter, was shaviag the corpse hecut thocbeek, Blood issued from the gash, and Believing that the man was undertaker summoned a phy- and, without waiting to hear his decision, proceeded to countermand all the preparations tor the Juucral, He sent home the hearse and the carriages, | notified the societies and friends proposing to attend the services, and announced that there would be their presence. Then he dis- covered that the physicians had decided that death had actually taken place forty-eight hours pre- viously. Then all the arrangements bad to vo gone over again, and after much trouble und difficulty tho Mineral took place yesterday afternoon under circum- stances paintul to the friends of the deceased, ° MEYER'’S MISCONDUCT, Henry Meyer and bis wile, of No, 202 Forsyth street, have been stealing goods from retail stores in the city for some time past. Their plan of operations was this:—They would enter a clothing store, for instani with their litle son Charies, and engage the clerk in taking tho measure of the boy for a suit of clothes, and while ho was thus employed one other would carciully stow away ing. Yesterday afternoon they tried their little game on in the store of Mr. Isidore Sherick, at 491 Canal strect, Where Meyer attempted to secrete, under his coat, & bundle of vests, Mr, Shorick bappened to sce him inthe act, called in an officer and bad them ar- rested, ECONOMY EXACTED AT LAST. The Board ot Education of Jersey City nas at last adopted the policy of economy which was enjomed on it more than a year ago by the Board of Finance, Several methods were suggested in reducing the sala- ries of teachers, and some members of the Board, like, Mr. Sanborn, openly declared that a reduction would bea misfortune. There is a deficit in the appropria- tion fur the present year of $15,000, and the appro- priation ior the next year will’ certainly not be larger than for the present, while it is very probable that it will be less. Tho reduction just made extends to al! teachers; but is com- paratively small tn the case of principals of loug ser- vice, Tbe salary of Superintendent Vickinson has been restored to the original figure, $3,500, The re- port of the Committee on Reductions recommends that the same salaries now paid be continued for the “first ten months” of the ensuing year, and that ‘in the absence ol the principal the senior male teacher shall act as principal.” It reform was ever demanded by the taxpayers of Jersey City it is in the case of the Bourd ot Education. THE BAYONNE HOTEL WAR. The participators in the riot at the Willow Haven Hotel, in Bayonne, N. J., aro suffering for their folly. Miller bas not yet recovered from his iliness, which was oggravated by imprisonment, Samuel Odell was fined $20 by Justice Dilloway for resisting an officer while in the discharge of his duty. The hetel was guarded yesterday by a posse of deputies, sent thither by Sheriff Laverty, As svon as their arrival became known the rioters dispersed. Justice Dilloway’s office was crowded during the forenoon, when the accused | | parties were called up tor examination. Odell, who was charged by Mrs. Miller, landlady of the hotel, with being a ringleader in the riots, waived exumination, and guve bail for bis appearance be- fore the Grang Jury. The cases of the young men charged with disorderly conduct were adjoarned till Monday afternoon. The charge of perjury preferred against Mrs. Miller was heard before Justice Tompkins. Mrs. Miller appeared with her counsel, Mr. Carey, and the charge wus dismissed on account of errors in the papers. The charges against Constable Dilloway, Adoiph Lenfer and Edward Dilloway were withdrawn, The deputy sheriffs will remain on guard, and it is not likely that any iresh outbreak willoccur. The laws of Now Jersey in regard to riotous meetings are very severe, and the large number of arrests already made will be likely to deterany other persons from hazarding such an enterprise, SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM XEW YORK FOR THE MONTES: OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, Steamer. Sails, Destenation| Office aaaho, ov roadway Russi Nov ‘|4 Bowling Green Wielana, st] Sov Broudway State of Virginia. | Noy Broadway City of Ch Dee roadway Adrivtle, Dee Broxdway Dec 41) Liverpool. 120 Broadway Dec Dee Dee Dee Dee Dew [Dec Dee 2 "| Dec .| Dee Dee Vee Dee Dee Deo Lonaon, Broaaway Broaaway 0) Broadway Brondway Brow Laverps Liverp, i Bowling Dee sicow,.. [72 Brond wa Dee 14] {taavurg.. | Broadway jDee 16.|Livorpool../37 Broadway Dee 16.) Havre 155 Broadway Dee 16 | Live: 69 dwn Dec 16.|Hreme: 2 Bowling Green Dec 16.|lusgow...]7 Bowling Uireem Dee 16.| London 7 Bowling Greew Dee 21. Hamburg. /61 browdway Dee 21;|Glaszow.. [72 Broadway [Dee 23.) Liverpool ..115 Broadway {Dee 2S.|Hamburg. 61 Broaaway State of Georgia. City of Ber! ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY. wiGH WATER ) | Gov. Istana morn 8 33 morn 2 48 semora 6.18 SUN AND MOOS, Sun rises San 008... Moon sete PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. 25, 1876, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND BERALD WHITESTONE TRLWGRAPH LINK mer Adriatic (Br), Perry, Liver with mdse and pa Int 46 Jo, Jou 4840, passed au Inman steamer ast. er Cornwall yenim i Sanpy Hook, « brig-rigy wane day, 6% milosdo of do, a brig- u4ub, Dound east Clapp, Aspinwall Nov 16, with mdse Mail Stew Steamer Gen Barner, Cheeseman, pavannah Nov 21, with mdse (0 Geo Youve. er Albemarion, ibs, Lewes, Del, with maze to the ‘ip Co. . Monrovia 57 da Was 16 days west ol with mdse to Bermuda with vW gales, k Prudent (Fr), Aillet, Havana 15 days, wiih sugar to orde: Kile Genitore @ Figli (tal), Frenga, Leghorn 8 days, with ndye to A TH Hardy, vessel to Punch, kiye & Co. Passed Gibraltar sept 25. Brig Zuleika (Br), Waish, Charlotte: 10 days, with potatoes ta P-L Nevids & Son; vessel to DR De Woil & Co. Dov 20, of Georzes, had o rr NNE gale, lasting 12 hours; loot and split sails and had decks washed fore and ‘See Edna Harwood, Turner, Laguayra and Treks Island via Bridgeport 16 days, with salt to Darrell & Co; vessel to Faraone & Loud. Schr Join Wentworth, Brown, Jacksonville 12 days, with lumber to RG Fairchild; vessel to P buck & Ov. ' (See Miscellany). Sehr Brave, Foss, Jacksonville 10 days. with Inmber to Drew & Ihueki: vessel to Bentley, Glidersiceve & Co, ‘schir Jamestown, Hever, Richmond for Newburg, See edward, Sta per, Kiehmond. Ser WH Hopkins, Predmore, Virginia, Sehr UJ Raymond, Cranmer, Virginia. Senr Lizzie Florence, Ligprncort, irginia, Sehr A O Curtis tis, Virginia Sehr BT Bigus. Forman, Virginia, Sehr PF Willetts, Willetts, altimore. Barks Nova (Nor), and Mercator (Nor), whieh were ‘Anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city 2osh, AM. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1876—QUADRUPLE SHEET. $ PASSED THROUGH HELL GaT& BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New York. ‘Buck Hosea Rich, Menzies, East Chester for New York. i dua Harwood, Turner, Lagaayra via Bridgeport for che ee for New York, Fehr Freddie Walton, Brown, Provinceto Sehr RG WI Schr Mary E Yor JC Nash, Crowley, Providence for * Schr Eula Matthews, Pease, Pawtucket fi sehr H MW Is, Portiand, Ct. for New York, yar Peau if, Dickenson, Portland, Ct, tor New ‘ork. ¥ ne a Abbott Lawrence, Warren, Great Neck, LI, for New | Yor Ser Asher S Parker, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York. “BOUND EAST. | Hallett, New York for Boston. New York for Passages de Spain Brig Para (Br), Stevens (not St John, NB. Brig Prensi Brig Isaac Carver, dence. Vort Janson for Provi- New York for Charlotte- town, PEL | Sehr J L Crossley (Br), Crossley, New York for Windsor, | “Schr Amanda Thompson, Riley, New York for Gl Gove. Selir Harp, Blokmure, Rehr Jeddie, Cudwick. Sehr Pike, Robinson, New York for Sale: Sehr BF Brainerd, Hnvbard, ) ork for Portland, Ct. Sehr John Randotph, Parker, ‘ork lor Providence. Sehr J Ml Crowley, Colton, New York for Boston, Schr Caaz, Hammond, New York for Providence, gccht © W'Holt, Jsly, New York for Shoote and (LI found). hehr Freedom (Br), Dexter, New York tor Halifax, NS, Schr 5 M Tyler, Mart, Hoboken for Somerset. Behr Artist, Piéming, Hoboken for Sandwich. * Sehr J A Crawford, Hallock, Hovoxen for Fall River, ur Wm Thomas, Littlejohn, Hoboken for Fall River, Sebr Louis Walsh, Hoboken tor Boston, Sebr Arie Pardee, Nickerson, Hoboken for Somerset, Sehr K Waterman, Hinekiey, Rondout tor Nantucket. Schr Maud Mailock, izes, Hoboken fur Boston. | Sehr Melville, Aruold, Port Johnson for Providence, Schr Boston, Nickerson, Rondout tor Providence, Schr Piowboy, Allen, Rondout for Providence. Schr4 Cone, White, Rondout for Providence. Sebr Wm Allen: Allen, Philadelphia for New Haven, Schr West Wind, Paillips, Philadelphia for Boston, Sehr C Chamberlain, Adams, Amboy for Boston, CLEARED, Steamer Othello (Br), Bristow, Hull via Southampton— Chas L Wright & Co. seen Alsatia (Br), Campbell, Glasgow—Henderson ir Williams, ‘Schr Laodamia (Br), Parsor w York tor Bos York for Is. tenmer Hermann (Ger), Reichmann, Bromen via South- | ampton—Oeirichs & Co. | , Steamer Tybee, Kuehl, St Domingo'City, Porto Catello, &c—Wm P Clyde & Co. Steamer City of Havana, Phillips, Mavana and Mexican ports—F Alexandre & Sons. | Steamer Geu Washington, Whitehead, StJobus, NF, via E Clark & Seaman, of Moustou, Eldridge, Galveston via Key ory & Co. Stoner Algiers, Hawthorn, New Orleans—Bogert & Mor- n. eateamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, New Orleans—Clark & ¥ wner San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannuh—George nye onunmer JB Schayler, Burns, Savannah—Campbell & ardiner, 4 sienmer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J. W Quintard 0 Steamer Benefactor, Jones, Morehead City and Wilming- ton ‘Win ¥ Clyde & C er Richmond, Keliey, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- moni—Old Dominion Steamship Co, potenmerHO Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DoJ L | Roome. Jt. Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Clark, Baltimore—W Dal- rel. mer Agnes, Burdick, Philadelphia—Bogert & Mor- 31 ran, Steamer A U Stimera, Warren. Philadelphis—Jas Hand. Steamer Geu Whitney, Hallett, Sostun—H F Dimock, Ship St Petersburg (Nor), Hansen, Hamburg—U Tobias & 0. ieee tina (Aus), Copaitich, Cork for orders—Sloco- vich & Co. Bark Giacomo (Ital), Searpati, Cor or Falmouth for or- ders—Lauro, ory. & Co. Fe gt Facet aria (Ger), Gustavus, Bremen—Funch, dye & Uo. Brig Tula, Morgan, Belize, Hon—Wm Jex & Co, pre Edouard (81), Blaksleo, St Johns, NF—A E Outer- ridge. _ Schr Five Sisters, Wallace, Gouaives—Simpson, Clapp & o ichr D B Kverett, Hix, Kingston, Ja—S de Cordova. Belt Tam o' Bhatter, Zelufl st Kitts and Nevie—Jones & Lough. nee Pole A Van Brant, Tooker, Cloafueros—Mora, tin & Co. 2 Rehr Addie Ryerson, Cousins, Nassau, NP—F 7 Montell & ons. ‘Sche W & H Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NS—D R De Wolt & Co. Sehr J L Crossley (Br), Crossley, Winasor, NS—C W Ber- taux. Schr Escort g Carry, Wolfville, NS—D R Wolt & Co. ag Scle M 1 St Pierre (Br), Haley, St John, NB—P I Nevius jon. Sehr Maud Webster, Wentwor Pinckney. Sehr Laine Cobb, Cobb, Ch . Pensacola—Beuner & ton—E: Ball & Co. pit Salle Coursey, Braunin, Richmond, Va—Slught & Petty. ‘ Sehr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Richmond, Va—Slaght & Petty. ‘Schr James S Pike, Robinson, Salom—Willis Il Ropes. Sloop Lotus, Jarvis, Perth Ainboy—' ver & Bterry. oe M Johnson, Cuff, Bridgeport—Pidgeon & Christo- phersen, Sloop Minnebo, Jarvis, Bridgeport—National Froight and Lighterage Co. SALLED, Steamers Baltic (Br), for Liverpool: Helvetia Holland (Br), London’; Arragou (Br), Bristol (Ger), Bremen; Alsutia (Br), Glaszow ;'Othello (Br), ull; | City of Havana, Havana; Tybee, St Lomingo, &e: City of Houston, Galveston, &c: Knickerbocker, New Urieans; San Salvador, Savannati; Chuupion, Chariestou; Henptictor, Wilmington, Ni © Kulght: Georgetown, Doz Rie: mond, Richmond, &e; Agnes, Philadelphia: ships EW | | Stetson, London; Lake Superior (Br), Liverpool; Mon- | ire (Br). do: Josephine, Sau Francisco; barks sugomie Leonie (Fr), Dunkirk; Sarpen (Nor), Belfast; Ale (Nur), Liverpool; George B Doane (Rr), Antwerp: Rachelo (Aus), Bristol; Arfacsad (Aus), Galway; Augusto (Ita), | Lisbon; Maria’ (ital), Salonica; JS Pontoppidon (Dan), Cenquestatore (Ital), List ; Peppino (Ital, Ferraro Terzo (Itul), Trieste; Columbin, Barbados; | (Br), Charlottetown, PEL; Nellie Ware, Mina: Mex; 0 C Clary, Barbados; L & W Armstrong, ones; sche Emelia (Veu), Porto Cabello. Wind at sunset, W. Barometer at sunset, 20.84. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Streamer Avena (Br), from Boston for Summerside, PE1, before reported xshore at Cape Sable, will be « total wreck. dhe was run ashore Nov 24, Banx Auna (Br). trom Philadelphia for Ivigtut, before re- ported, was not beached, as stated, but reached that poiut und was blown off, Bure Many C Rosevetr, Kennedy, from Satilia River, Ga, for Richmond, Me, hus been abando: Uaptain K and his crew were picked up 23d inst, 15 miles norsh 1 Body Island. enmner America, from Savannah, wad taken to Bultinore on Friday night: Captain Keumson states that on the 2ist inst his veuscl was abandoned in lat Be15'S, lon 7447 W, full of water and-on her beam ends. ‘The brig encountered. the storm of Sunday. night, 19th just, and was leaking beiore that time crew had Beew three or four days at the pumps and were very auch when it was decide! to abandon the vessel, compasses, €e., were placed on board the beig's small boat, and the crew xt the vast moment abandoned their vessel. en impossible | | ‘ail owt, as fresh yale feorn th | northwest. The MC -R'was ister, and was built | i at Richmond, Me, in 1809, whenes sho hatied. Scorn RG Witpex, Heath, trom Providence for New | York, before reported off Whitestone with sxiis torn, &c, re- paired damage and proceeded yesterday all, Scar Rote Tuomas, Hutchinson, from Providence for York, wont aseore at Lusch Istand on the 28d, but cam at high water same day and proceeded, supposed without damage. | Scnk Rapa Howes, reported ashofe off Seal Harbor | Ialeboro, last woek, has boen guiten off and brought to Bei She was not seriously damaged. 1 E Dovevass, from Nassau, NP, which arrived nitadelphia yestorday, had heavy weather most of the Passage: was twice blown off the coast, and lost nod xplit Sails, She has on hoard the wrecked material of the schrs | Annie Virden aud Thomas H Sweeney, both betore reported Jost on the age from Philadelphia to Gulf ports. Caps DB Steelman, of the Thomas H Sweeney, is « passenger. Senn Jous Waxrworti, from Jacksonville, which was run into below, reports: —Now 23, off BolTnegat, was ran into by ache Susan, Gittord, henee for, Sayanna-ia-Mar, ewt- ling us down foar feet on the port aide in the maturigil ng, and tiling the vessel with water, ‘Threw overboard 10,000 feof inuber, The susan had bowsprit and cutwater Hed away. The J W anchored of Barnegat Light after the | accident, and was towed to port by stoanitug Cyclops. oK—Sehr Gen Connor, Shute, sailed from i Sept 25 tor Demerara, aud hid not, arrived ap to No Some wnxiery is felt for her safety, She is not insured.. | _ New Rxoronp, Nov 24—Sehr Golden r | was sold ata Doane Kelly. Capt Sam " pool, where he sold his ship the Defant, Kxwronr, Nov 2)—Arrived at Bristol today, | coner, Capt Wilson, from Port Johnson for Wa | | sails blown away and other damage | A letter received touluy by consignee of sehr Annie © | | Cook, bound to Providence, ashore near Shinnecock Light, | | says Ghat the vessel Is not taneh injured and will come vif.” | Vortayn, Nov 24—Vosterday atternoon, as the steamer Artisan, Capt Brooks, from Calais for Boston, was coming | up the harbor her rudder fustonines gave way, disabling her, She will go into the dey doek for repairs, 2sth—The sehr Willie Sinich was in collision, off Capo Elizabeth, this morning, with sn unknown vessel.’ She had Lier balwaiks stove und her rail and anchor carried away. Now 24—Hurk Augustina (Br), Michon, from it AP St Thomas, but was ‘age und proceeded, TO MARINERS. The buoy indicating the reef off Lloyd's Nee! was carried sway Guring the late Niu kale ee WHALEMEN, Arrived at San Francisco Nov 23, bark Northern Light, | Smith, from the Arctic Ocean, with 1400 bbis ol and SO00 | | Tos bone, Reports, cr 10, barks Mt Wollaston, Mitchell, | NB, wit 300 bols ofl; Raindow, Conan, do, with 600 vol oil and 10000 Ibs bone; werman, Campbell, do, 500 bbis ofl. Reports the weather in the Arctic when the Northera Light leit very coid, Saw none of the abandoned vessels. SPOKEN, ‘Taylor, from Curdiff for Hong Kong, Oct 5, of NOTICE r, Ship MeN Pea i Haka Bi from Liverpool for Calcutta, Sept Shi worter, Spring, from Live for Caleutta, Sept 20, Ine 20 18S. Ton a2 We Bark Alfred. from Baltimore for Portland, Nov 25, lat ), loa 73 80. sare Sepenry (Gor), from Bremen for Philadelphis, Nov 25, 4, loo bark Fury, frem Philadelphia for Boston, Nov 25, 1 38 4U, lou 73 30, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Morebaats, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that vy telogeaphing to the Heraup Londos Bureau, a dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet stroet, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, Gl Avenue de l'Opera, Paris,” tho arrivals at and departures from Karopoan end astern porte of American and ail foreiga vessels trading | | Neston: Sardinian (s), Dutton, with the United States, the same will be cabled te this | .BAstrort, Nov 18—Arrived, brig Promta (Br), Alem country free of charge. ‘22¢—Cleared, schr 8 EN s Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi. | 23d—Clea & Nightingale, Uutyard, Xow York. eared, scur Aivira mith, New York. terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economi- Wee Woe rat denne? ‘24—Arrived, sclrs Lillie ¢ eal and expeditious for telegrapning news, , BEN ANDINA, Nov 21—Arrived, senr C H Kells, Gray, bark A Norris, for Liverpool. ‘ON, Nov 20~Arrived. sheamers San Jacinte City of San Antonio, Pennington, eonkine (Hr), 5 Harriet Beesters Sanford: Newt Oe . niled—Steamer San Antonio (Br), Rea, pool: ‘i McDowell, Greenough, doy ache prota bert OUR CABLE SHIPPING "NEWS. Axrwxnr, Nov 24—Sailed, bark Kate Saneton (Br), Crow- ell, United States. Buewxn, Nov 25—Arrived, barks, Harsburg (Ger), Hasha- gen, Now York; Brothers, Thurston, Baltimore. Canpurr, Nov 25—Arrived, brig Aiton, Perkins, Eastport, Me, and ordered to Bristol. Donxrex, Nov 25—Sailed, bark Richard Pearse (Br), Bar- taby, United States. Hamavna, Nov 25—Sailed, ship Alhambra, Young, Key West. i Hxtvort, Nov 25—Arrived, barks Alberto (Aus), Corich, New York via Queonstowa; Constantia (Nor), Knudsen, do for Amsterdam, Havex, Nov 24, PM—Arrived, steamer St Germain (Fr), Riculoux, New York vie Plymouth. Sailed 25th,5 PM, steamer France (Fr), Trudelle, New York. Livenroot, Nov 24—Sailed, bark Alexander Mackenzie (Br), Copp. United States; 25th, steamers Massachusetts | (Br), Walters, Boston; Algeria (Hr), Watson, New York; bark Anna Ger), Samme, do. Loxvos, Nov 25—Arrived, ship Plymouth Rock, Griffin, New York. Loxpoxpennr, Nov 24—Sailed, bark ED Bigelow (ir) uM 2. eee —Sailed, Henry T Wing, Small, NEW OR! EANS, Nov 21—Arrived, bi Hutton, Belfast; for), Neilsen, Maryport; sone Sore? 0. red—sehrs Jennie Wood (Br), Pizatti, Utila; Mellon, Mobile. ets sagen 25th—Arri Cleared Almira Robinwu, Tarbox, were: Soornwast Pass, Nov 25—Arrived. ships Niagara (Br) | Pickard, Rio Janeiro: Lucy A Nickels. Nickels, Ia H Flying Foam (Br), Liverpool: Hahnemann (ir), Thomson, London; brig Bien (Nor), Hansen, do, ‘Also arrived, ships Recina (Br), MeHenry, Liverpool, Queen of Anstralis (Br), Dowling. Dundee; Marcia © Day, Chase, Marseilieg: barks Virginia (Ital), Brignate, ant y & Oscar, werp; Gust ‘ Salied Steamers Hannover (Gov), Bremen; Cordova (Br), de; Lone Scar, New York; ship Columbia, Liverpooi; | bark Trinde (Aus), [avre. NORFOLK, Nov 22—Arrived, schr Eddie Pal: , Rich. r 1 mond for Bath: steamer Lillie Sommers, Pugh, Charlostua MoWhinnie, United States, Jor Philadelphia, Movitux, Nov 25—Arrivea, 23d—Arrived, bark Veteran, Gage, Bordeaux; schr Felton . Charles, New York, ared—Bark Kdwin (Nor), Christophersen, Amster. dam NEWBURYPORT, Nov 24—Arrivéd, steamer Achilles, Bacon, Philadelphix; sehr Crown Point, Burns, Charlotte Richardson, Baltimore via St Johns, NF, &e, for Liverpool (and proceeded). Mansxitixs, Nov 24—Arrived, brig Cassiopeia (Br), Pet- tis, Now York. MaLaGa, to Nov 25—Sailed, steamer Tyrian (Br), Murray, New York; brigs Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, do; Jobanna, Lennox, do. QuBsxstowx, Nov 24,9 PM—Arrived, steamer Bothnia ir’, MeMickan, New York for Livarpool (and proceeded) ; 25th, bark Areadia (Br), Anderson, Baltimore, Rio Jaxutuo, Nov 23—Sailed, steamer Rubens (Br), New Orleans, with 20,000 bags coffee. Stxcaroux, Nov 25—In port, ship Electra, Clark, ehar- tered to load for Boston, ha, Tobin, Baltimore: Commerce, Jageria, Philadelphia: Minnesota, Coombs, Williamaburg, bark W A Parns- ster. New York, to fit for whaling; schrs Ada New York: Hastings, Chase, do. Sailed—schr Henry Davey, King, Georgetow: P NEWPORT, Nov 23—Sailed. schre Expedite, Rackets, Somerset for New York; Mexican, Haskell, Providence fot do. 24th—Arrived, schrs Freddie W Allton, Jor town tor New York; Ellen K, Baker, New Hi (and both sailed):' WW Brainerd. Spence: for New York: Enti Kinnear, Fall River for do; 3 UL . Taunton for do. je . Legg, Rondout for Providence (after discharging part of cargn here) PM—Arrived, schrs Jame: WEATHER REPORT. Hotynrap, Nov 25, PM—Wiud E, fresn, Piyxovuta, Nov 25, PM—Wind NW, fresh. BH Hun Hodges, Hobol : Mediator, fag He a r Gee. St) 3 he Baleb, on for Provider okout, Sprague, an FOREIGN PORTS. Hoboken for do; Pytheon, Merrill, Porth Ara — D Cargill, Rich, New York River; Gor ley, Hoboken for do; Lodasi Tree MimMin, Ferris, do tor Warren; AL in, | York for Narragan: boy for Taunton: York; Express, Emer: NEW LONDON, No New York for Norwicl Aurxaxpuia, E, Nov 4—In port, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clitfurd, for New York ur Boston,: Boxsay, Oct 23—In port, ships King Cerdic (Br), Au for United Kinydom,or Continent; City of Boston, Crosby, and Centennial, Brown, for Calcutta. Arrived Nov I ip J B Brown, Keazer, Liverpool. wo Wild ellie Brown, Ki Hoboken for Salem. 24— Arrived, sohrs Jonnie Ro do for do Arrived whout I hip Prince jolph (Br), Wis! J Pratt, iH Wilson, port Port Johnson for d do; Louisa, do: SJ Smith, do, Laverpoo! (has be jd at Calcutta Nov 1 fo load for | Port Johnson for dg: Oblef, do: Toute. gos eS emit, do Suiled 17th, ships Exporter, Brooks, Caleutt mon, Dillon, Rangoon, Buenos Ayres, Oct 13—In port, barks Ada Gray, Race, for New York; Isunc Jackson, Walsh, for Boston: Alles Muir (ir), Acker. for Juva; Archer, Huteb, from Portland, arrived 11th; Jas MeUarthy, Gould, unc. Bania, Uct 14—Arrived, bark Koh-i-noor (Br), Cooper, Rio Janeiro brigs Jas Miler, Parker, New York; 23d, Has M Williams (Br), Henna,and Alexander (Br), Spray, 1. Cleared Oct 24, schr Fram (Nor), Bjornsen, New York, Suiled Oct 14, barks Liverpool (Br), Bullard, New Or- leans: 20th, Normandy (Br), Keating, St Thomas. Caucorta, about Nov 13—Arrived, ‘ship Empire of Pesce (Br), Williams, . to load for New York. ODEMERARA, uo date—Arrived, bark Loraine (Br), Feikina, orto. ‘Arrived Nov 23, sche M A Harmon. Mablman, New York. yulavana, Now 25—Acrived, stoamer Cuba, Mélnvosh, New ‘ork. Hativax, NS, Nov 24, 3 PM—Salled, steamer Dominion to York. 28d, Her. | “PASCAGOULA, Nov 17 to 19—Arrived, bark Monsoon (Nor), Svendsen, Sharpness Point; schrs fi Buddig, Voss, Havana: Edwin S Tayior, Miller, Indianol: Zenobia, Brandt, do; A B Perry, Look, Porto Rico. Cleared—Burk Robert Morrison, Fritzinger, Conway ; sch Curtis Aker! Early, Providence. PENSACOLA, Nov 20—Arrived, brig John Welsh, Jr, Armstrong, Key West (as been reported arrived 14th); sehr Mary Long, Fldridge, Cardenas (not as before), Cleared—Schr Agu Grace, Smatiey, Philadelphia. PORT ROYAL, SO, Nov 25—Arrived, steamer Hunterille, Wintors, Now York ( andina). wSallde—Sehr JW Vanaman, Fernandina, ‘PHILADELPHIA, —Arrived. agence Pottevili, Snow, Boston Afles, Wheldon, 40} te, Davis, New Swasey. Fall Rive Hunter, Cha: ‘Norman, Nickorsot wanda, Sherman, Providenc Boston: (Br), Roberts (from Liverpool), Philadelphia. AED B ‘Wallace, hey Corks parks # Rick (Ger), Waltajen, NESE Now Loree ter Gee Cromwell, Bacon, St Johns, | Wetted steamers Wyoming, Norman, Tonawands and Jom Jucaisl), Now Forks net: Mommer Atlas (Br). Low | epics, Del, Nov 25—Arrived night of 24th, barks Geo H <a, Nov 7—In port, barks Clifton (Br), Snow, for | Jenkins (Br), Hifton, Rotterdam; Maggie M (Br), Peck, United states; Anu Eli McDevitt, trom Leghorn, ar- | Liverpool. x ed 7 AM to-day, bark Michel Picasso (Ital), Pinco, jow York. Went to sea 24th, barks Thov, Elena, Stormy Petrelt brig Romolo; schrs Emma and Ramon de Ajuria. Ship Lennie is ordered to Philadelphia; bark Exile is ordered to Baltimore. PORTLAND, Me, Nov 19—Arrived, brig Caroline Eddy, ina (ard sailed 22 Dodge, Bangor for ). haska, New York; Emma F (not rived Sth, for United St Cette, arrived Sth, for Ui Moxtxvipxo, Oct 15—Chi Toad at Rosario or Boston Puxxawsuco, Oct 2 for Channel of Unit al, RGN: Zin, {8n), trom Natal tor New York direct; Alvin Kelly (Br), Kelly, trom Purabyba for Channel; schr Exel (Fr), trom vba for United States direct. cHinecto, Oct 17—Sailed, brig Lije Houghtor, Rose, brig Kossack, Smith, from Hundredth (Br), Swansea. pie aa ah B gatOeeY, NSW, Nov 4—Arrived, bark Shamrock, Panno, | 20 tson, eehre Uongre rt. Be Me nies Gat ihe 4, schr John Atwood, Avela, PORTSMOUTH, Nov 24—Salled, schr ZL Adams, Nicker+ son, Now York. PROVIDENCE, Nov 24—Arrived, steamers MeClell March, Baltiraore via Norfolk: Catharine Whiting, Harding, Philadelphia; Vindicator, Rogers, do; schrs Eliza A Ander- Philadelpnia. Uff do Oct 20, brig Maro (Dutch), Johnstone, from New York for st Martins. A St Jous, NB, Nov 27—Arrived, ship Queen of the North (Br), Atkins, Loncon, yon, Stepbins, do for Pawtucket; Isle of Pines, Legg. on. 1d 25¢h, snip Sylvanus Blanchard, Groen, Leith. dout: J Clark, Northup, Port Johnson; Shamroel Troy red 234, brig Etna (Br), McKinnon, Tunis, Maverstraw Minquas, Vhillips: Helen Mar, Ward; red 25th, sobr Bessie Black, Ni ‘o Gates, Freeman; ‘W Vaughan, Drisco; Eva Adell,——+ Victoaia, Nov id0—Arrived, schr Wm Todd. Wood, and Evergreen, Turner, Hoboken; Ant Francisco. toy, Bak Elisa, Clark, New York; Pointer, Dill, do, Below—sebr Isabella Thompson, Howe, Port Johnson. Sailed—Schrs Armenia, Calo; Irene E Meservey, Mesen yey, and John Price, Nickerson, Philadelphia; Hannah Brown, Sackett: Rio, Nutter; Douglas Hayes, Adams, Ira D Sturgin, Johnson, Now York. PAWTUCKET. Nov 24—Arrived, schrs Annie E Safford, Ketchum. Philadelphia; Palestine, Howe. Port Johnson. Sulled—Schr Sallie M Evans, Willetts, Philadelphia. (Pan Stuanen Apuiaric.} AwTWERE, Noy 1i—Sailed, Georgie, MeBride, Sandy ook. Sailed feom Flushing Roads 10th, Deroy, Henricksen, New York. Burstot, Nov 14—Sailed, Nile, Luxton, Pensacola, poktrast, Nov 12—Salled, Beethoven, Smith, Southwest | RICHMOND, Nov 23—Salled, schr J 8 Iving, Logersoll, abuureustaven, Nov 11—Balled, Caleatta, Lewis, North | NiO UNE (i). Nov'l6-—Arcived, schra N Sumter, Pountaia ‘Also sailed 11th, August, Sezebarth, Pascagoula. Bangor for Now York; 19th, B Atwood, Gott,do for: Balet Bo'yxss, Nov 13—Arrived, Capri, Barker, Montreal. muted 16th, schrs M Brower, Leo: P Hateh, Ulmer: | eee ee eat nade Taulllae Nov 10, Dannebrog, | poy, scearns, and Speodwell, B York; 18th. 8 Mansfie! Went to sea from Royan 9th, Prima, Kroag, for Wil | Sumter, Fountain, do; Achorn, ——; 19th, mingion, NG: St Loule 0, Reld.tor New Orleuis via Hx. | Zoue% Dermal. Hiehmond, Va: Wm Rice, Proseey, New yata (and Is reported safied from Corunna 12th) ; 14h, Retest eete tenn Drunewiek {236.5 At eUanpire: Nov 11--Gieurots Arcite; Brinton, Havava, SAN FRANCISCO, Noy 17—Cleared, ship Rona (Br), Cunsebrook, Queenstown. ‘ailed—Barxs Dublin, Howe, Seabeck; Monitor, Emer- boldt ; briz Hidalgo, ‘McDermott, do. loared, ships Frank N Thayer, Starrett, Tlotloy Helicon, Howes, Queonstown; Robert Dixon, Smithwick, do: Northern Monarch (Br), Gordon, do; Sunerdale (Br). Porter, Liverpool: bark Carpho (Br), Murphy, Hong Kong{ MSHod Ship Ambroxe (Br), Sh Que brig H ai ip Ambrose (Br) anc enstown ; tod ard. Melbourne via Humboldt.” x! SAVANNAH, Nov 25—Arriv er, Baltimore Fi; John B Chase, Di Sailed—Steam Hazard, New York; Some set, Brown, BoxtonsJuninta, Catharine, Philadelohia, SATILLA RIVER, Nov 15—Arrived, Alfred ing. Bronswiek; 18th, Satilla, Rivers "ALEM. Sov rived, steamer Harrisburg, Wort Philadelphia; schr Alaert H Waite, Drisko, Philadelp! for Portland. In port (5 PM. wind NW), Drie Katahdin, from Turks Inland for Bangor, and 4 fleet of consters, bound east. STONINGTON, Nov 23—Arrived, schrs J B Bioaker, Lynch, Port Johison; Jesse B Allen, Randall, do. 2Ath—Suiled, all eastern hound vesse!s. VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 4—Arrived, briga Mariposa, Gatin vin Sandy Hook’ for Gloucester: Goorge Buruhatn Perth Amboy for Boston, Roeky Glen, Hoboken for dot Adaline Richardson, do for’ do; xchrs Rebecca, Florence, for Boston; stephen Harding, do ior ao, Helen A Ames, do fot do: Mankin, do (or do; Jolin S Beacham, Alexandris for do! John M Bali, Virginia for do; Fred © Holden, Weebawkes for do: Magnet. Kondout for do; Scott, Perth Amboy for do; Jobn & Dailey, Port Johnson for do: © Keath, de ee ae for do; Florence N Tower, do for do; Susanva, Hoboken for 483 te do; Dexter Clark, do for do; G W Andrews, do for do; Henry Percy, do for do: 3 B Knowle do for'do: Alcorn, do for R Johnson for do; Elia, do f CuurracoNG, Oct 13—Arrived, Kthan Allen, Hardy, Mad- ras. Civita Vaocnta, Oct 31—Arrived, Favorite, Adams, CARTHAGENA, Nov 2—Sailed, Union, Phelan, Philadelphia (since put inte Gibraltar) Dea, Nov 14—s Glenaliah (trom Qu Anchored 14th, Nornen, Olsen, frum London for Balti- more. oe Nov 12—Arrived, Erstatningen, Jensen, New “ ‘Fuvreaxxax, Nov 6—Passed, Kate Flood, from Stottin for Bordeaux. kENOCK, Now 14—Sailed, Ardenlea, Kobertson, New Or- leans. Pts Nov 11—Arrived, Olympia (s), Young, Glasgow, ‘Grea TAR, Novy 7—Arrived, Zeal (s), Priest. Messina, dc, (and cleared for New York), , Stern (from Leghorn), Phila- “ ae 4th, Ellen Steve: deiphia. Passed through the Strait 6th, White Wing, Phalon, from Malaga for New York (in tow). Huxuva, Nov 8—Arrived, Victoria, Pisouet, New Bruns- cldtistowan Hxap, Nov 13—Sailed, Wave King, Corbett, tleston, vkRPOOL, Nov 14—Arrived, Hespont (s), Perrian, Gal- ) Quebec. Of te port 14th, Erin (x), London. Suiled 14th, Olympus (s), Billinzs, 160. Anderson, Pulladelpita; is was off Bar Lightship (and was off Bar Lightship sum . Rultimore (and was off Ormeshead same day); Austrian (8), Wylie, Baltimore; Kate Cann, Sith, Tyber Cleared Lsth, La Plata, Matthews, Charleston ; Rockwood io for do: Frances Arthemus, ‘futns Anson Steinson, Port | Seely. Tybe niney Point, Mass; Samuel OOH Nertiwest Lightship 6th, Honor, Mareglis, for New Bart Oe regal: Pisoni. ae for do: leans. ; Loxpox, Nov 14—Arrived, Tagus (s), Tyson, Montreal, Lritu, Nov 18—Arrived, Prank, Petterson, Montreal. Lisnox, Nov 8—Arr-ved, Arabella, Pachero, New York Loonurd, Weehaw! for it lelphia for Providencetown; Edwi Vietor, Port Johnson, tor doy Eve yn, On caren Nov 10—Arrived. Tyrion (6), Murray, Na- | gry Qucen. d ofp Aba Boo: — pd ples. ‘ ebunk Port; Lamoine, Baltimore for Bangor: Lookout Witenes ps Bb rt oe Roberto, Gould, | Now York for Waldoboro: Huntress, do for Harriagton Castalia (Br), do for St John; A Dukers (Br), do for do; O (Br), "do _for A Watson (Br), Church (Br), do for Mas quash, NB; Ouba (Br), do tor Welch Pool, NB.’ tirned clits Sariuel Waegrtll and Caledonia (Br). Nothing sailed. WILMINGTON, NO, Nov 23—Cleared, steamer Pioncer, Wakely, Now York: bark Frey (Nor), Halvorsen, Queens ja (Br), do for de Sourmamrtox, Nov 14—Sailed, Hindoo (s), Mill, New SWINkNUNDE, Nov 9—S orstel, Martie H, Lookhart, Pring ‘Friedrich | eriand; drazow, New York; Jas E Brett, Uioson, and Kesjrel, | i do. Vincent, CVI, Oct 58—Arrived, Warron Hallett, 26th, Fleetwing, De New Bediord. ‘wut St Doune, Bosto: 7 town or Falmouth for orders, Rone nae 14—In South Bay, F Evbot, from Wout tonen—Bark AO Vingo (Nor), for Queenstown; Wisneacn, Nov 11—Arrived, Redbreast, Walsh, Mon- | brit Lucy (Nor), for Glasgow; sebr Julia ifcterh Tor treal. WESTERLY, Nov 24—Sailed, sehr Mary Hallowell, New AMERICAN PORTS, YACHTS, ST /E—4 CABIN AND OPEN” YACHTS, ALL izes: one oystor Sloop, At PRANK BATES’, foot 37th South Brooklyn, KALE—T0 CLORE ESTATE, TWO LIGHT it Schooner erfectly sound; new le anc it be nuen fur three days foot of Rivington st. ASTORIA, Nov 17—Arrived, barks Otazo; Kohinoor, trom Payta. Sailed 17ch, shi ‘est York (Br), trom Miliwall (Hr), United Kingtom, ~Arrived. schrs Laure 1 Mi jaker, and Join E Sandford, from — | Fe Georgetown. | Ba Sailed—Sebrs Elma M Wright, Boston; Stephen Morgan, | ilax " . New Haven. a Acad oor fede ae ARUNOM\Ude Nov S4-Arrived, scr Carrio Holmes, | FOR SALH AND CHARTER—CABIN STHAM YACHTS MMOSTON Rovty-Cleared (not. ship) Vi aracicit: aldswbeet Stearbont key all, sdanied for Bowtie BOSTON, No —Cieared, steamer (not sl ) Vietoria, | beh Baker, Liverpool (and sailed} : schre Seylark, small, Pile: | GEO. F. PLYMER, 39 South st, delplia; Lottie, Taylor, New York. Joch—Arrived, steamers Rattlesnake, Wiley, Philadel- ULL PARTICU- YAOUT AGENCY. : for sale, with and It yachts in the genes tags Ly Of the hin: Reading, Colburn, do. ‘echt bar Steamers Sewiingie, | Matthews, Savannah; | eee ‘a4 Loveland, Baliimore: Kowan, Crowell, | So Neptm Berry, New Yor ips High? STEAM YACHT, WITHPPROFITABLE BUSINESS, FOR | Sender, Huvelineon, Hong Koug: Portland idowte, Cusee, sale: good ebance tera ‘engineer, Address box 1, San Francisco Jorings, Josselyu, Honolulu; Kate | Post office. Withtams. Hal * Jordan, Stone, Aspin= wall: White Wing, Snow, Turks Island; Sailie Muir, Pow- FOR SALH.—CARRIES 60 TONS IN 4 FRED : jete running ord cil, Baitimore via’ Bay View; Joseph Haymore, Burge, Lig ale oa ‘bourd, foos Phitudetpiia. ine oe eee eee steamers China, Worcester. Roman, Tilyrian, barks Rook | QINGLE OR DOUBLE DECKED BARGE WANTED— iy Bo desiranie Roal Kstate ; she must be in good order, * Eleanora, | Send fait parsicnlars and lowest price to box 1,045 Post Withiamsport, Wil: | office, 5 ANTKD—A SMALL SLOOP OR SCHOONER, ABOUT in working order. Adilress, fot y ROM UREID MAUMANUS, Now York Post office, Wit, EXCHANGE VALUABLE PATENT AND MAN w Business (no competition. stendy demand) tot for Radeon WAY Wal fi tzsth Moe MISCELLANEOU (XO PANACEA, NO” CURE-ALC~BUT POR .. George Appold, and Edward Cushing. ned Lage at ‘eminole: lets, from Phil BALTIMORE, N Savannah tor Salem. S— Arrives d cleared to venuedy, Fi Providence ; ‘wood, Charleston; barks Nokomia (Br), © derry; St Lawrence (Br), Dos, Den i), Mareone, Queenstown; Kong Marold Kehwinge, Queensiows: brig Helene (Ger), Henk bursi seur Rdwin & Junot (ir), fi ‘Also el D jericau coast trade y, Price, Charleston ; Geo H Stout, Stell Nore, Bre- tnples, Biackheads, flesh worms, ask « druggist for Tecbeseee (Be), Draper, Nortolk;s | TO RERKY'S MOTH AND FREGKUE LOTION suuwatural redness of the nove, untimely wrinkles of tue face, moles and warts palulossly removed by Dr, B.C. PERRY, 40 Boad at, New York. renee, Benefattore, Ceres, Village ‘eurl, Edwin & Janet. Ww 24— Arrived previously, barks Sage (Dan). Thorsen, Garditl; Peabory ‘Jorgensen, Aar- ‘ORCES TLY; ANY Ee; PAY wis aus Albert F Young (itr), Davies, London. Divorced ij tn tor chreulat. AMHUICAN La arrived, Ro iy se. Railot—Uarks Stranger United Kingdom; | AGE a ace (VORCES, LEGAL EVERYWOKRE, OBTAINED Dirisioatpaetciy, advice free. FREDBRICK L KING, Payman, do: Duhtstrom, dos Jane (Ber, Rondenjale: do. par (Hr), Poivias, der Wit Teckye tie Mieke aes Lawyer and Notary Public, No. 6 St. Mark's place, New Now Pres! ort ote 1A De Witt, Manson, for | York city. wt favorable weather, onc K Cipuare, Be ee Ode” sone Wink Domsere Wentwersh, Jeritnont papi; legal everywbero; advice frees PAP sts ‘ m w wore . i BUlGured—Bark Fearless (Be), Weluter, Havre; vcbr J B NeW YORK LAW AGENCY, 170 Brodway. Atkinson, Endsor, do, Sailed—Stoamets City of Atlanth, Woodkull, New York; Pt ator, Hivente viata yaar Balamory ship eu . Liverpool: bark, i eh iS. Teer arodt back, Marta (Br), Ureyston, elfant, 1. METROPOLITAN DEFECTIVE BURKA' way. IMPLES, FLESH WORM, NDACKAEADS, MOTH ip Diseases (crusty amd Patches,’ Redness of Nose, Seal rt {XPERMIENCED DETECTIVES PURNISHED BY THE K ERIRNCED DETEC i a} DELAWARE CITY, Nov 25—Salled, eeht J D MeCarthy, es vend a Sees Be. y eee ey